Jeremy Miller

Jeremy Miller is an American actor, stunt man and voice over artist originally from Kalamazoo, Michigan. He performed his first stunt at the age of 3, when he was in car crash that ejected him 20 feet from the crushed vehicle. Jeremy was found by his aunt sitting upright, without a scratch. After his family moved to Nashville, he attended both Middle Tennessee and Tennessee State Universities studying criminal justice/sociology. Jeremy played football at both universities, earning the reputation as the terminator, but suffered a career ending injury during camp with the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League. Although disappointing at the time, Jeremy now sees a younger version of himself who was likely spared a downfall from success he was not yet prepared to handle. After years of various work pursuits - from real estate to advocacy for Nashville's homeless population - Jeremy was introduced to acting in 2017 by author and celebrity photographer, Raeanne Rubenstein, who invited him to an audition after spotting him working behind a bar. Jeremy quickly knew acting was his true calling and has pursued it whole-heartedly ever since. He's faithfully studied the craft with acting and stunt coaches and built experience in independent films and popular TV shows such as "ATL Homicide", "Murder Chose Me", and "Homicide Hunter". In July 2019, Jeremy plays eccentric Chicago Bulls Center Brian Williams, who later changed his name to Bison Dele and walked away from a $36 million contract, in Season 2 of ID Channel's popular summer series Dark Waters. In April 2019, Jeremy began making his transition from the Southeast region to Los Angeles to pursue his dream on a new level and take advantage of brand new opportunities and open doors in a larger market.